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The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-12-24
The Katrdids.

Night after night, in the old elm trees
A queer discussion has 1ong been held;
Such war of words 'twould have taken
host
OF peaeenlakers ever the feud to lave
quelled
An individual-Katy by name
1t seems the quarrel was all about:
But who was Katy, or what she had done,
Our earnest endeavors could meier make outi
An irate voice in the topmast bough
In challenging tones cried, katy did"
From a lower limb in quick response
Came Katy didn'tr" in triumph said.
Then from friendly trees that had long
clasped arms,
Reaching across DER the broad highway,
Called new contestants, both pro and con,
With ardor joining this odd affray.
Till the dear old tree that had nodding stood
So quiet and peaceful all day long,
Whispering only in loving mood
Tremulous thrilled by the wild birds song
Seemed filled with gossiping, clamoring
tongues
That rose and fell on the evening air,
While katy did," and Katy didntr
Were heard and repeated everywhere
All through the early autumn nights,
Still was not ended the strange dispute
. The woodlands turned to crimson and gold,
Brown and rusSet-the birds grew mute;
But one starry night-when the winds were
chill,
heard voice from the elm tree call,
That in this contention was the last word,
1t just said "Katy"-and that was all
Hartford Times.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-12-24
The Value OF Pearls.

The value of pearl depends upon its
size, shape, color, brightness and free
dom from defects. The most value
able pearls are those which are perfectly
round, the bouton or button-shaped
pearls rank next, and then comes the
drop or pear-shaped pearl Perfectly
round pearls, over twenty-five grains in
weight, are extremely scarce and secure
high prices. They are greatly sought
after to form the centre Of necklaces,
and large pearls of this character are
safe and very profitable investments.
New discoveries of diamond fields have
before now so largely increased the sup
ply Of diamonds that those gems are by
no means steady in price. Other dis
coyeries may again cause fall in value,
but the source of supply Of pearls is far
more closely sealed, and the difficulties
attendant upon the prosecution of pearl
fishing are as great as Its disappoint-
ments, risks and uncertain character are
deterrent to the would-be explorer.
There is, indeed, no prospect of pearl
fishing being increased to any great ex-
tent, nor are the habits of the mother
of-pearl oysters likely to alter and render
the formation of pearls less rare occur
renee. - Jewelry News.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-12-24
A NOBLE REVENGE.
BY JENNIE D. BURTON.

Winter was here and with its iciest
throe sheeted everything by fall of
sleet; the north wind held its sway, and
tore with bitter gusts through the storm
driven streets. Steps and pavements
were traps for the unwary; telegraph
and telephone wires were down; even
staunch poles had been snapped sheer
off between the weight of the ice and
the force of the wind. But the sun
came out the next morning clear and
bright, flashing IN rainbow tints on a
crystal world; and lincman who was
out on the roof of a seven-story building,
creeping down towards the caves after
refractory wire, caught the dazzle in his
eyes slipped and fell but made des-
perate clutch with his numbed hands at
the eavestrough, and hung suspended
by that frail support which might give
way any instant beneath his weight.
People in she street below cried out
as they caught sight Of his perilous
position.
"Oh, he'tl be down in minute"
che can't draw himself up, for see,
it's breaking away now.
''No, it holds yet Can't something
be done for him."
While they gazed upward, dazed
with horror and feeling the utter help
lessness of any effort to reach him in
time, second ineman appeared on the
roof, sent there, it would seem, to assist
the other. 1t only required an instant
to take in the situation-thc cracking,
swaying eaves-trough, the desperately
gripping hands, the CHASTITY set face Of
the doomed man, who swung over that
deadly abyss.
Save him! Save himp' came up from
the street below.
Only the meaning Of the cry reached
the man on the roof, so loud and strong
was the wind which blew there. but he
answered as if he had heard it:
'Ill try faint no diff renee to me
It's Steve Brady. Maybe as wen
both 60 down; but l recon we've about
q xii chances"
He was busy fastening a rope to the
dearest ohimney as he spoke. 1t was not
long rope, but it would reach beyond
he edge of the roof, and he made a
hoose in the end of it, which he placed
around lis body beneath the arms; then
taking coil Of wire which he carried
FOR repairing purposes from his pouch,
s PC piled It to the rope few feet farther
PIP, and dropping upon hands and knees,
nade his way to the caves.
"IIol fast, Steve" he called, en-
fouragingly; Pm comm to help We.
fiang OH till ! get turn Ct the wire
ground you-good Lordl man; don't
ou wnggle, or you're a gone one in
pite Of me-"
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AT the Garden Gate.

,'Don't you think it's getting pretty
late, George"
eyes, dear, il is, little for one TO b,
out, but not so very late foT two, ~
Boston Courier
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If there is any person TO whom you
feel a dislike that Is the person OF whom
you should never speak
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-12-24

Night after night, in the old elm trees
A queer discussion has long been held;
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ENE BOOK AND JOB WORK
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TX WIDER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
uUNsEDs TURNE d AWAY.
The Bufin Board In Front OF the
Dey Explained tn Reason,

Beforeur PAPER went TO press hun
dreds OF Cpl, tried to 3 bin entrance Il
the "Grat Cetral Depot" hut found
it impossible, g painters aud oarpen
ters weIdnsii! enPs2 cd in improving
The buntip hard In front OF the
"depot" Iplaied the RI ason. and last
nieht's Hue o'the REP UDLIcAN gave
full patcu!H. No gpods under any
consideration III re 80 u until Sator.
Gay molring and oar advice lie, to
those wlp ha, 70 wore hard for the
almighty dolr, II yon wish TO save
money, sait It'll that time, ~ MIR. NJ.
K Mosei, u manag1t, convinced rs
that eveiy Tson favdring tue new
enterpris, " a cal can cave at least
33H per cen A suitof clothes th st
cost s. 30 TO anuiactute will be sold
for S3.7e Hmore thon ~ per cent
profit will demanded ard the strict
rule Will bore pvioa to every body, and
no departufrom that rule under any
ccnsiderati,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
A L,,,, 10 Br..u, a. A. r.u,,..

The congregation of 5t. Paul . ". K
Church Is not In the hest OF humor 81
the change OF ministers for that I'D
poiniment by the powess that DO OF the
late Conference just closed At Crisfeld
Md. The taking OF the Rev. w. l.. g
Murray and making Presiding Elder
of him after he had only been q year
stationed ct St. PsuPs, Ia looked upon
to say the least as rather arbitrary 40
tion On the part OF tbs Bishop.
Mr.. Murray had very much endeared
himself to bis people by year OF active
ministry, and had just succeeded In
meking extensive church repairs at y
coat OF &6 600, the money 10 pay for II
sll having been rated In . tiugle dag
and the congregation naturally looked
iora ard to . couple more ears with nm.
re stricted pleasure under his preaching.
The news Of his appointment ~ presid
ing elder came upon them suddenly
aud unexpectedly, and 10 say the least
many OF the Official members are filled,
10 they say, with righteous indigna
ton"
They have tho highest respect and 70.
gard for Rev. Charles Hifl, who has
been sent 70 the church ns Mr.. Muir.
rays successor, and II they bad been
put TO the choice Of an Old preacher
there Ase none whom they would have
preferred before him, but they had Mr.,
Murray. be suited them ard they
wanted him two years longer.
1t Ia not likely that tbs opposition TO
Mr.. Hill viii 20 farther than talk, but
there is DO use denying the fact that
many OF tie members OF 81. Paul's are
In . very unpleasant mood this lore.
noon.
MI. Murray says the appoint nept
was q complete surprise TO him Aad
" ben rendered 10 him he re,used 10 and
continued 10 do no until he WAS ap.
pointed without his consent He was
sorry to leave st. PAul's, but he had
doubt tho church would prosper upo or
Mr. Hills administration, and that
every one would be yeconciled TO the
change.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23

Now, as to the number of cases grant
cd there has been seventy-seven cases
before the committee and OF these fourteen
have been granted, and any person VINO
cases would say that they should oe
grated, while Of the remaining thirteen,
at least eight OF them would be granted
| by any court In the country. The reason
persons come here for divorce instead OIL
goinp tn the courts is, that 1t costs about
$500 there, and not over s25 or $50 here
and this is q great saving to great many
poor persons. D .,.or.
Central Railroad bill. IL provides iol
= railroad from Kent Island TO Lewis.
To, day has been . very dull day. I'm.
IHouse paused tha,indiSent 30 .aiers' al.
sailors billlthis afternoon, after an ~
tempt to reduce it to $40, the amour
I | be ing fixed at S25.
Mr.. Wilson made very strong nr9r
tment in favor OF the reduction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23

NEW YoBK, March GA fair lady, O
b < cOwhide ard small editor have
frlquently been the central figures in
me very stirring events. The social
circles of Jersey City are Just now much
agitated over one OF these events in which
the small e itor was the opposing force
to large aud irate doctor. To be brief,
the hig doctor made vigorous attempt
TO coWhide the small editor, and public
opinion is to-day very much divided 40
TO the result OF the attempt. The friends
Of the doctor and the doctor himself claim
that the latter whipped the small editor
until he was in acondition OF helplessness.
On the other hand, the friends of the
small editor say that while the big doc
tor started in right manfully, he bad not
proceeded far when the small editor
rose ~ Biz night, and with the assistance
OF his father, took the horsewhip away
from the attacking party, and elected
BIN from the flee with stunning rapidity.
The big doctor was Joseph Hornblower,
Jr, who lives at No 300 Central avenue,
Jersey City Heights. The small editor
was W. +. Sackerr, OF the Jersey City
Sunday Morning News. Like many
other great conflicts, tbs one arose from
very tritling cause. Last week young
Pr. HornhlOWer attended the police ball
in Jersey City an enjoyed himself thor
ough.y. On sunday morning he was
surprised 10 find the following paragraph
III tie Sunday News:
DR.. Joseph Hornblower and John OPP
dyke brought Nellie Lennox and Eta
blanck 10 the ball In a coach. The ten.
der yonng doctor asked to have his name
coupled with that OF Nellie Lennox as an
especial favor. lis request is granted.
The march over, Officer Hopkins, assist
ant floor master, ordered oil the floor the
notorious characters he had observed
Some OF them were elected from the
building, aud tn others were confined to
the bar-room. Those elected gained an
entrance til ough the City Hall, and re-
manned IN the bar-room also.
And this accounts for the mixture OF
medicine, cowhide and journalism. The
Young idy, Miss l. nnox, who is the
cause OF the row, lives with her parents,
and seems to enjoy large acquaintance
and extensive popularity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
Theatrical Profits This seas on.

The New York Times says: lis posi-
lively known that Mrs. Langtry's clear
profit for the present season up to the
close OF last week amounted to $73, 900.
Denman Thompson is clearing 81, 900 a
week. W. J. Florence and wife admit a
profit Of S3G 600 mostly Immediately In
vested in real estate. 1t Is their most sue
ceesful tour In ten years. Edwin Booth
VIII be over 100000 richer at the end OF
the season aud AM. P.l"er and Angus
-" Day "lli have realized from 500, 900
to $4,000 from jim, the Penman, and
Tanning OF the Shrew. These are but iso-
lated Illustrations of the remarkable pros
peltY OF thcatricals this season. Ned
Gilmore, OF Niblo's Garden, whispers to
intimates that he has so far made about
gao, 600, not counting his claim upon the
bushes of Mrs. Lanetry, with whom he
has a contract involving big percentage
OF her enormous profits. The Casino,
since me departure OF Violet Cameron,
has been "a perfect mint" and there ap,
pears no abatement Of it's capacity for
money making.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23

LONDON, Mrch % -Advices iron
Cabul state tht the Ameer has sem
printed circllaT TO the ttibes of Kohistar
urging then tooin him in Holy wal
againet Russia. The circular denounces
the Gar ala qsnt aud promise breaker.
1t warns hetribes that the Russian
troops are iaI advancing, and that II
they ever o,cby Afghshistsn they will
continue in bsession Of that country.
The elrculanlso tells the people how
Turkey, fehfR for the cause of Islam
ism, oppofesiussia. I be Ameer sum
moned the Mlem teachers and doctors
throughout = country 10 Cabul, where
they we're feed at bis direction, after
which the Aper ordered them to incite
the nation u 'Jehad1 (religious war
against Rus. 1t Ia asserted by the
Ameer's Coicil that IL e "Jehad" Is now
being active preached.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
RaIl of = Cross.

At an lrly hour yesterday morning,
while u usual services were being
held at t. Peters Pro Cathedral, the
heavy wid blew down the large cross
from thdome, and 1t fell with crash
which s.:tled all 10 the church. This
cross wahout up under the direction oil
the late ioaf.G General MeGrane when
the pro cshedral was reu ovated in 1868
Afte theAecident yesterday q rigRel
wes sent D to examine the dome, ano
found iha the wood work at the has,
Of the crog was entirely rotted away
In falling. damaged the upper part O
the cupola and done some slight injury
TO the turrt ut the eastern corner, bu
the roof vas not injured. The eros
Was breke in pieces, and q new on,
Will be ereted as soon as possible.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
Anusenp nts.

There " andther large audience OF
the AcSehy OF Music laet evening to
witnes he msc.dtama "Passion'
Slave 1t will hs presented every af
ternon and evening This week.
Net Monday and Tuesday nighta
the hntsome and Instructive diorans
OF TIE httle OF Getty sburg will be pre-
rented & the Opera House, aud ex
planned ~ General St. Clair A. Mul
holiand,sho participated In that grea
battle.
On Wednesday, night William j
Scaplnntha celebrated Irish comedian
will appar at the Opera House in on
of HIS frorite characters, introducing
several ings Of his own composition.
Thursy night, 31st, the HaHloi
Brotheri will appear in thsir grant
spectacular production entitled "Fan
tasma."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23

Very few people have any idea OF the
good accomplished by the secret bereh
cial orders In this city, or the amount
Of money expended by them each year
for the rel,ef OF members who ara siok
or In distress, or fer the burisl OF the
dead. The report of Cyrus CASTLE, No.
/, knights OF the Golden Eagle, has
inst been made public, ard II shows
that during tte pas; two years
they have paid out for benefits
81, OILS, and for the burial Of
deceased members, $500, making total
of $1,b15, or nearly SIS . week.
this large amount
paid out the castle has ALEC invested
$500 In personal property and has quits
D fund yet on hand. This is the work
OF but one of the many societies In thit
city, and 1t Ia probsble that the gross
amount paid out BY ell will not average
less than $500 . week
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
FOURTH EDITION
Dora

Tho oil Board OF Directors OF the
Penney Hnis Railroad Com any were
unanimously reelected on Tuesday.
Judge Jarrett charged tbejury in the
Cieary b6dle case Yesterday afterooon.
The jurytet.red ut 1l12p ~.
Tue Ivy Court ia doing nothing to-
Day b4 transferring property and
equaliEAg assessments.
Tax receiver John Hunters, Of Phila.
dei phia, 5 in trouble TO the amount OF
$50. 200 81 alleged forged notes.
Fredeick Brown OF Ssaferd gradu-
aied as the Pbila1elphis College oil
Pharmaq with the highest donors OF
his class
Complint IL made that no wayniD g
liahfs VI hung out NJ Ninth and Mar.
rat str$fs In front of the new Will
mini toi Savings Fund building.
John !. Sullivan will DO presented
| with n thousand dollar champion
| bells whcl IL to DO his forever. 1t 10 the
rift Of finds, and subs criptions will
be reoeita until JuHe 10.
j. Hnlton Ayars was fitting
down artnd Laurel, Del, yesterday.
He repos the prospect of the peach
crop as bog unusually h1e for lnrge
yield thisummer.
DR.. H.. Wilson will lecture before
the Unitplub tonight, on Memory
its pleases, pains ard laws" in the
UaltsriaDhurch. The lecture will be
FREQ to 81
The Yng Mems Democratic Club
viii give banquet In iis rooms IN the
Head bsiing on the evening OF March
81, wheHominent Democrats from all
over theAte will be present.
We Inc those who have beeD una
BILE TO gen -four that would just suit
them to 10 rs trial, rs We know We
can satil them. j. 8. Hamilton q
Co., Eiftlnd King.
Miss sry HsnniRan, OF this city,
who has en- in New York for the past
five mon, returned home last evening
much Piled with her trip, and 10 look
ing well.
The Hadelpbia Press announces
that DR.. omas Bradford, who has for
two yeapist been resident physician
81 the Epopal Hospital In Philadel.
ptia, hati.tdravn from that position
and willcate in this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23

Ashton R Tatnall, OF the firm Of
Fatnall Brohers, -four and feed deal.
ers, intends take his wife to Atlantic
CITY for her lealth, aud expects to re-
main there sout two weeks.
Mrs. Jacob, who has been spending
q few days o Atlantic City recupera
ting, after max Ing her spring pur
chases, has returned, and Is now read ,
TO attend to badness a. her stores, No
800 King street and No. 6l7 Market
street.
Mr., Ben Stem manager Of the Han
Ion Brothers' Fantasma Company, wal
In town 10 dry making arrangement,
for the Appearance of his eompapy a
the Opera Hiuse on Thursday night
3lst inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
Curoi. of DrInklng.

"a young friend of mine was cured
of al iusRtiabls thirst for liquor that
had 20 prostr attd his eysIen that he
w2s unable 10 DO any business. He
was enll.eiy cured by The use OF Hop
Hitters l; alleged all that burnln
thirst; tool away tho appetite for liquor;
made hia nerves steady; aud ae has 10.
msiGed Il sleAiy and sober man for more
than two ycars. and haa no desire to re-.
luIn 70 HE cups, anl know Of rum
Der OF othGrs that have heen cured Of
by it."-From leading Il. K.
lqiGal, CT !caTo, Ill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
Rengisus.

The Rev. o. A. Rodney Jauvter o
Trenton, n. j.. will preach at Contra
Precsy terrain Church this Wednesday }
rhursday and Friday evenings. Mr.
Janvier, a mi.sior AIRY TO Iuois. whs
lied by the hand Of n tauaticRl native
while preaching The gospel. Mir. Jan
vier was born In India, and expeo,i
soon 20 return thsse and take 20 thu
work of Die father.
Public s,rvice will DO held In Han
over PresbyteriR Church WEDNESDAY
Thursday and Friday evenings or Thu
week. Al are CORDIALLY invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23
DIED.


McKEEVER.- the I'D insi, ~ LIZ
reside OF cs Of Mary J. Raird, $40 Oonfs =,
street, Mary A. Eckeevsr. aged %
years.
lsHDRTLIDGE.- Elm the third month Est
1851. in the s5th year Of her sye, MaIsn ,a
relict Of George shcrtiidgo arl daugn ,..
of the late Hyatt and Sarah Pugn hutton.
Funeral at Friends 4 Getting house, .w
eardop, Pa, fifth day, Third month 2tn
at 100 p. m. .,..
snIsLpsn4R is SAt " ptbe ami anil, Ss are r.
| specttully invited 10 attend the funeral from
his late residence No 200 Jefferson ttre {,
| on Thursdsy morning. at 80 O'Clock. higa
| mass at ST Peters q. thedral. interment
at Cathedral Gem o;ery,
MILLER --Cn tho 23d inst Sarah, widow
Of tho late John W. 81 iile., In her cad
year.
relatives and friends are respec FL 'ly in.
vf'ed tn attend her funeral fIein the resi-
deace OF her sop.iaiaw. William III. ne
katR, No l.l9 Lincoln strost, on Friday at.
terpoOn. Services At ths house h O'CLOCK.
lnterment 81 hivcrvlsw Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23

Ahout 8 o'c et I'D
". W aller an eslml
Il b RAilI sd ColM|
ware Division, TN q
ing cars a. TOsassLI
between the trnpaa
jured aboa' tbs a.nr
vas INN diaa.J tihi
where lie Yss s;isxy
yLo aeon Il ID
Upon srriy 'u1 saass
ala hoardiug hNssH
ircei, when d. IA
Tho case. An eIE
no bones are tHu
were 30 intesa
obliged 10 pact -
4 morphine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-23

sCIPIo, N. Y, Dec 1, 1891 cm
the pastor CT tho Baptist church here
IalG an educated Physician. l am mol
in practice, but am nay sole family ply
stefan, anc advise IN chronic cases.
Over a year ego l recommended your
Hop NtIeis TO nay invalid wife, who
has bssn under EIs6ical treatment Of
Albany = fest physicians several years
She has been greatly bensiitted and
stiil utes Che Medicine. believe ste
will htoouas thoroughly cured of her
various complicated diseases By their
use. We botn recommend them to our
frisnde, many Of whom have siso been
cured of their various ailments by
them. REV. Il. Z. WARREN.